Compact Z-Wave Dry Contact Relay for Smart Home Automation

Turn almost any electrical load under 3 A into a smart device with this compact dry contact relay, compatible with 0–240 V outputs and voltage-free analog inputs. It can make garage doors and gate openers fully Z-Wave controllable, with optional door-position sensing for reliable status, or add remote control to gas fireplaces (always supervised). Analog water sensors can also be connected for instant leak notifications and automated responses, such as shutting off a smart valve or triggering an alarm.

Compact LV XS Relay with Z-Wave 800 Series Connectivity

The LV XS Relay delivers powerful performance in a compact design, featuring secure screw terminals and an 800-series Z-Wave chip for reliable communication and extended range with your hub. Its small size fits tight spaces like junction boxes or behind stacked switches. The built-in Z-Wave button allows you to toggle the load, pair with your hub, or perform a factory reset, while pigtail wires enable an external switch via dry contact (never apply voltage, use max 14 AWG, and follow the wiring diagram). A multi-color LED indicator provides feedback for pairing, errors, or resets, making troubleshooting simple.

Extended Warranty and Secure Z-Wave Connectivity

This device is eligible for an extended 5-year warranty when registered within 30 days of purchase, with repair or replacement coverage if any issues arise. It offers reliable Z-Wave Long Range connectivity up to 1,300 feet with direct-to-hub communication and quick SmartStart pairing. US-based tech support is available seven days a week, providing clear wiring diagrams and step-by-step guidance for your Z-Wave projects. Equipped with the 800 Series Z-Wave chip, it also uses advanced S2 encryption for secure wireless connections, allowing you to build a private, cloud-independent network with confidence.

Wiring and Installation Safety Guidelines

Before installation, ensure the load does not exceed the specified wattage and use the appropriate power supply for the connected load. If you are unsure about wiring or installation, hire a licensed electrician. Use the correct screwdriver and electrical tools when connecting the relay or wall switches, and make sure all wires are connected exactly as indicated—line and load (OUT) must never be swapped. Do not use wires larger than 14 AWG, and always follow the National Electrical Code and local safety regulations, including selecting the proper gauge for jumper wires.